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Category Archives: Perspective
The Fear and Passion of Cooking
We just finished watching the movie Julie/Julia again, and the “Making of” on the DVD. I saw the movie when it came out in 2009, but didn’t think to read the book. I read the book in December, and found … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged cooking, fear, fearless cooking, holiday cooking, passion, passionate cooking, special event cooking
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Weekday Vegetarian as an Option
This is a guest post written by my Partner, D’Marie. I have been a vegetarian for a long time, approaching twenty years now. I have been a full on vegan for three or four and wheat free for two. This … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Perspective, Vegetarian
Tagged Graham Hill, vegetarianism, Weekday Vegetarian
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No More Junk Food
I just started an extreme change in diet, and am looking towards weight loss. I’m 165 lbs, and have a 39.5 inch waist. I had started a juice diet back in the beginning of February, but when my cat got … Continue reading
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Tagged buy organic, change the way we eat, conventional produce, diet, fresh produce, juicing, junk food, kitchen shaman, weight loss
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Culinary Sleuth
In order to bring you the Food knowledge and History section of this blog, I have had to become part food anthropologist, part researcher, and part historian. Not to mention a bit of a botanist to keep track of all … Continue reading
I Want a Pot Rack
I know I’ve been gone awhile. It was a devastating couple of months with moving, settling into the new place, getting used to a new kitchen that is smaller, more cramped, and really not that great of a light source. … Continue reading
Posted in Kitchen Gadgets, Perspective
Tagged food blog, food writing, kitchen organization, kitchen shaman, pot rack
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And The Thank You’s Go To…
I’d like to take a few paragraphs to thank all the people who have helped shape the Kitchen Shaman. First, my partner D’Marie, who encouraged me to write about food when she realized the amount of information stuck up in … Continue reading
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Tagged cooking videos, extended family, family, family of choice, thank you
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Basic Cooking Skills: Organization
Today, people want recipes that help them cook fast and get it out of the way. Editors are looking for cookbooks that make the consumer’s cooking life easier. Go to a book store and look at the titles of some … Continue reading
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Tagged batch cooking, cooking, food blog, grocery shopping, kitchen organization, kitchen shaman, meal planning, organization, recipes, vegan, vegetarian
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Time to get serious
I’m beginning to take this food writing business seriously. I’ve had this blog for a long time, and I essentially ignored it until a spark of inspiration hit my brain. What does a working chef, who cooks vegan at home … Continue reading
Posted in Food Knowledge & History, Perspective
Tagged food bloggers, food writers, kitchen shaman, vegan, vegetarian, writing
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December Reading list
Here’s a list of what I’m reading right now. Eating India, Chitrita Banerji Will Write for Food, Dianne Jacob Julie & Julia, Julie Powell The Professional Chef’s Knife Kit, Culinary Institute of America Live to Cook, Michael Symon This is … Continue reading


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